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DuPont and Yingli Energy China Company Limited (Yingli China) have signed a $100 million strategic agreement for photovoltaic materials aimed at accelerating the adoption of solar energy to address one of the world’s biggest challenges – reducing dependence on fossil fuels
The multi-billion dollar solar market is capturing the attention of companies looking for long term opportunities with stable technologies, a captive audience of energy users, and a source of free raw materials: the sun.
Suntech and DuPont have signed a strategic sourcing agreement to drive faster and broader adoption of solar energy, reducing the world’s dependence on fossil fuels.
Fuel from cheap, abundant wood waste with a new water tech that has captured the imagination of VCs, Industry, PA Governor Corbett, the Navy and US DOE.
The politics of abundance: game changing technologies that hold the promise of solutions to resource shortages, energy security and a universal desire for a quality of life that includes clean air and water.
The Disruptive Technology for energy security is cheap, plentiful sugar. Here’s what the equation of sugar and energy means for the next generation of US technologies.
How to invest in an evolving economy?
As businesses — many of whom have record levels of cash on hand — look for new opportunities, readers and experts chime in on where to put corporate investments.
Companies, readers and analysts had a lot to say about what happened in 2011 and what it means for 2012. Read the best of the reader’s responses, along with interviews with Panasonic, Mohr Davidow, Jones Lang LaSalle, Duke Energy, Acorn Energy, and Advantage for Analysts.
For a wide range of businesses, the green economy continues to be stalled behind a lack of vision and a supporting plan. In this issue we look at a long term plan, two businesses creating new markets, and a mass movement that has lost its way.